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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1925

Page

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Leaked Navy Change in Gas Valve Sparks Dispute

Reluctance marked the authorization process for changing the Shenandoah gas valve system. Lansdowne pressurized the move as weight saving but officials warned it reduced safety margins and slowed ascent. Testimony by officers and survivors noted broad agreement on the topic before the recommendation to the Navy department.

Lakerunst Navy Department Zachary Lensdowne Shenaddoah Naval Court Yoquiryheke E. Rosendahl Ad Vocata Foley Lansdowne Westings W. A. Moffett Bureau E. $. Lund Construction Corps Lansdowne The Shenandoah Elgehr Furnich Anton Hainer Pigot Han Mt Md Ekperla Kess Fein Sig SE Core Balen Stents Havmex Aloniz Lansdowne Bureau of Aero- Nautlen Lansydowne Ht. Richardson Construction Corps of the Navy Admiral Mofett George W Steele Wir Sterle Whittle Hive Thn Ald Inter Charles Js. Bauch

Bittner Claims Success Amid Strike Fallout

FAIRMONT report states Bit tner insists strikes show effect while non union operators report continued production and minimal impact. A mass union meeting is planned in Clarkshore with speakers including Sanford Snyder and William Turnblazer as 54 people face court for alleged violation of an injunction protecting New England wine from Consolidation Coal.

Fairmont Get van Ac Bittner Eniet International Inne Bittner Clarkshore Witney Sanford Snyder The Union William Turnblazer W. 8 Meredith Metreui Ew England ConsoHdation Coal Com

Decries Lack of City Cooperation in Suburban Growth

Paris reports William Magee of Wittebiren condemns minimal cooperation between large cities and their suburbs at the International Congress. He cites urban sprawl as a problem, noting it is easy to traverse several towns before crossing a city line and observing no cohesion between municipalities.

Paris William Magee Wittebiren Anatole Magee Sururbay Foxton Pittsburgh

Indictments in Newport for ill fated excursion steamer

Providence Oct. 2 Grand jury indicted Captain George W. McVey and Chief Engineer John A. Grant for manslaughter related to the excursion steamer Staskina. Nine indictments were returned with McVey and Teerlley among the charged. Cork Heltzen aided as assistant AG.

Providence George W. McVey Cnet John A. Grant Staskinac Tin Baller

Loss of Air Mail Plane Sparks Wide Bellefonte Search

Bellefonte October 2 United Air Mail service seeks Charles H Ames missing after last known radio beacon near Belafonte. Night search extended into mountains as Cleveland and New York pilots report scattering sightings and poor visibility delaying recovery efforts. Local officials and volunteers persist despite heavy cloud cover and rain.

Bellefonte New York Visi Charles HL Ames Chicago Susquehagnah Haren Meal Haliaffente Hartleton The Screw Ticla Cleveland Hartelton Allesheny Arpeala Charles H. Ames jMleslig Air Mainilate WEAP WKY KDKA Eitteburee Nowall Whitebectt Alviaton Ute Air Mall Itty Mitea Belhefonte Ames

Mitchell to Face Trial in Washington Case

Reports say Colonel Mitchell is set for a tribunal within weeks as the air board prepares charges under the article of war for conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The investigation, led by the War Department and Inspector General, focuses on aviation administration and seeks a compromise before new legislation.

Washington San Antonio Michell Air Board War Department Hng Mircbell Omaha American Legion Army Mitchell Ig Bewinnigs Wir Guard Wiha View Co Des Enc All Administration Ths Daviy Inter-pariamentary Union Sonal Union United States Nationa Spaziona Baron Theodor Anetswaerd Sweden Ana Slans 3Fars Macswiney Iriah Miss MacSwines Don Riley Grilleh Praup Huey Suklatvsla Kellogg Vladimir Motos Converse International Tion Wynn C Fairfield Overiin College Ohio Tadey Christian L. Lange China Pat Shanehul Erouf Tornic Falagh

Reach Agreement in Union Dispute at Latier NY

President Wilham Ureen of the American IAndecutions announces that a settlement ends the dispute with the plasterers and指 contractors union. The plan calls for immediate cessation of hostilities, full resumption of work, and a tribunal to decide remaining issues with input from health unions.

Atlastic City Wilham Ureen Latier Tonkent Jurae Rtioneal Dapute DaLucaen Pricklayers and Plasterers Union Heath Green Incer Dofhers BuilMieepers Aliona Green Settlice

May Quit Many Shaking Leningrad

An unstable social movement proposes a hygienic handshaking reform in Leningrad as a nationwide campaign. Backed by officials and health circles, it promotes reduced contact while claiming public welfare.

Leningrad Russia ThMir M. Seomaahin

Rob Roy Joins New Playmate From Oshkosh Wis

A fragmentary report describes Rob Roy being joined by a new playmate from Oshkosh Wisconsin. The piece mentions white coats and training tasks, with references to a house and an older figure guiding behavior around a white horse and a white party. The text is garbled but implies a recruitment or pairing scenario with early Marine imagery.

Rob Roy Oshkosh, Wis

Storm Phenomenon Causes Four Deaths Across Cities

A severe storm system blanketed Detroit Lansing and nearby areas today, plunging regions into darkness for over half an hour. The incident left four dead including two workers struck in Lansing, twelve injured, and multiple crashes as vehicles and trains collided in poorly lit conditions.

Detroit Lawdwnet Lansing Strusk Uehlsning Fie Low Hanesie Lous

Toll Collector Assaulted At Hannwhe Clip Bridge

Toll collector Hach Plibe severely injured while on duty at Hannwhe Clip bridge. He sustained critical injuries from an attack during toll operations. Police investigation underway as details remain unclear.

Hach Plibe Hannwhe Bexpital

Rodgers Denounces Col Mitchell Over Pacific Flight

Commander John Rodgers testified before the President's War Board condemning Colonel Mitchell and Navy aviation flaws in the Hawaii flight plan. He challenged criticism of past errors, urged reform of naval air operations, and supported a national defense department while keeping services under army and navy control. He warned against allowing another disaster and pressed for better equipment and organization.

Aly Alo Mme National Defense Arrmy Navy Radgery Shenandoah Navy Department Mitchell Wodsors Hudsere Sun Olewe

Tunnel Cave-In Kills One, Leaves Six Missing Near Church Hill

A Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel disaster at Church Hill traps more than a dozen workers as a cave-in blocks escape routes. Rescue efforts stall from toxic gases and shifting earth, with engineer Recamiond and several brakemen feared buried or severely injured.

Recamiond Tom Maron Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Church Hill Mascata Biahbrakeman P. Beaseley A. G. Adams Kelso Mageley Neally Ghesspeake and Ohl Railway Onre McFadden Aqua Corprew Hall East Broad Street Sesettilaz Ce Walla Church HI Jeferson

Charles E. Lively Held Without Bond in Hatfield Case

In Fairmont a preliminary hearing for Charles E. Lively was held before Justice Thomas Wo Dawell. Lively was remanded without bond on charges tied to the murder of Sid Hatfield in southern West Virginia, with allegations of assault and involvement in mine-fielders, amid non-union mining tensions.

Fairmont Meet Charles B. Tavery Sid Hatfield West Virginia Thomas Wo Dawell Haway Chesapeake Cerroll Offerige henrimusHo Raye Veen Telals

Entire Crew Of U Boat Dead In Flooded Vessel

U S submarine S 1l at New London reports 83 dead after the sub was rammed and sunk by City of Rome near Block Island. Divers found water-filled air spaces, closing chances to rescue. 36 aboard, 3 saved, bodies recovered include Walter B. Lawton and Grady D. Linde. Rear Admiral Beuret and Simon Lake oversee salvage plans. vessels Monarch and Centery assist. The hunt for missing 28 continues as weather allows.

U. S New London Conn City of Rome Block Island Walter B. Lawton Grady D. Linde 8Us Pensacola Pla Naval J. D. Beuret Naval Bureau of Construction Washington Submarine 51 Simon- Lake Sharce Aii Ineton H. H. Chelaty Sgt. Hickey Commerrey Raxumead Alana Itamttal Lily Successa iWb Mme Mkting Kia Fomurcan Chisty New York Ashing & Combre

French American funding talks yield no lasting settlement

Washington reports show tense progress in French American funding negotiations with no permanent accord. President Coolidge hoped for a five year lump sum plan while French Finance Minister Caillaux defended France’s stance, as officials in Paris and Washington weighed terms and conditions.

Washington Ameriagan Commission Calif Taux Paris Coolidge France White House Curtis Kansas Borah Idaho Plenaei Caillaux Jain United States Cailaux Briand Locarno Switzerland Painleve Nimes M. Catlaux Counsis

Jewel Thief Believed Aided By Inside Information

New York October 2 The thief who visited Wednesday night at the Tiara hotel suite of Mr and Mrs James Woolworth Bonehue was said by investigators to have inside information aiding a planned theft. The burglary occurred while Mrs Bonehue relaxed in another room with a jewelry case and the loot included a single necklace later altered with two rose hearts valued at twelve thousand dollars each purchased in Paris this summer. Mrs Bonehue, daughter of the late Frank Woolworth, and her sister inherited the Woolworth estate after their fathers death in 1921.

Fernave Win de France America Nichataa Murs Fay Butter Chat United States New York James PB. Bonehue Selectiyen Astin Canada Basland Dunding Danohue Ponohkue Paris Tenohue Frank W

Epidemic Measures Continue In Webster Area

Health officials report little change in the flux of the Axciae outbreak in Woolater county and Webster Springs. Dr David Littlejohn states Webster Springs is presently free of the epidemic and measures are in place to prevent further spread. A public health nurse may be deployed to assist in Braxton and Webster counties as demanded.

State Department Holly River Woolater County W. T. Henshaw Henshaw David Fittlejorh Arere Littlejohn Khown Br. Littlesehe L& Ne Braxton Webster Tee Websterr Webster Springs David Littlejonn

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Shenandosh Bureau of Aeronautics Heinen Mackinac William A. Mitchell Inn Council of Inter-Parliamentary Union League of Nations Fashington Roy Hoare Colle Marines Hinoma White Colle Oshtiah Gaolee Michigan Nashvillg Tenn Methodist Epinoper Church South Methodist Episcopal Church Holston Chittanoogy Holes Joh Copenhagen Denmark Herman Cheterensan Rodgers Flays Col. Mitchell Até Mitchalla Nuoity Department Rodiers Hawaii Trun B Mitchely C. & O. Tunnel Richmond Little Hove Charles E. Lively U.S M. Caillaux
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